Add regression tests for interval container lookup operations#53
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Add tests to pin down the expected results of lower_bound, upper_bound, equal_range, and find on the various interval containers. These tests aim to trigger failures on some standard libraries (in particular newer versions of libc++) since Boost.ICL uses associative containers with a comparator that is not a proper strict weak ordering. Note that many tests already fail without these reproducers when upgrading to a newer libc++, but these tests provide additional coverage. Related to boostorg#51
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Add tests to pin down the expected results of lower_bound, upper_bound, equal_range, and find on the various interval containers. These tests aim to trigger failures on some standard libraries (in particular newer versions of libc++) since Boost.ICL uses associative containers with a comparator that is not a proper strict weak ordering.
Note that many tests already fail without these reproducers when upgrading to a newer libc++, but these tests provide additional coverage.
Related to #51